I want to calculate a directory size with all its subdirectories. But I had made some of the subdirectories to mount from a mount point. (using "mount -B") when I use "du -hks" the returned size includes mounted directories. Is there a way to eliminate their size from the result?

Edit: The Directories I calculate size are all in the same location. There is a Main directory with shared content for all other directories (This contains all the mount points) and Directories have some individual files. The goal is to calculate the individual files size.

I want to calculate a directory size with all its subdirectories. But I had made some of the subdirectories to mount from a mount point. (using mount -B/--bind)

when I use du -hks the returned size includes the mounted directories. Is there a way to eliminate their size from the result?

Edit: The Directories I calculate size are all in the same location. There is a Main directory with shared content for all other directories (This contains all the mount points) and Directories have some individual files. The goal is to calculate the individual files size.

I want to calculate a directory size with all its subdirectories. But I had made some of the subdirectories to mount from a mount point. (using "mount -B") when I use "du -hks" the returned size includes mounted directories. Is there a way to eliminate their size from the result?

I want to calculate a directory size with all its subdirectories. But I had made some of the subdirectories to mount from a mount point. (using "mount -B") when I use "du -hks" the returned size includes mounted directories. Is there a way to eliminate their size from the result?

Edit: The Directories I calculate size are all in the same location. There is a Main directory with shared content for all other directories (This contains all the mount points) and Directories have some individual files. The goal is to calculate the individual files size.